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My sister, born April 15, 1984 | Given Name:Shanon Austin| Given up for adoption | Mother Anset White

by Charmaine Walters
(Maryland, USA)

I am searching for my adopted sister whose given name is Shannon Petagaye Nicola Austin at the time of adoption.

She born April 15, 1984 at Jubilee Hospital.

She was given up for adoption through Radio show by Ms Montique at RJR adoption program on April 15 1985.

I was 12 years old and we lived with our mother Asnet White on Tavern Avenue in Papine Kingston. I am hoping Shannon (biological name) sees this or if anyone knows her please contact me ASAP.

Lots of hope!

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